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Socrates described himself as an intellectual midwife because _______.
 
  A. he helped people give birth to their own understanding.
  B. he helped people invent new ideas
  C. he was always coming up with ideas
  D. he helped the Athenians become a family

Question 2

The significance of the polis in ancient Greek philosophy was as a place _______.
 
  A. where the people could hear the will of the king
  B. in which free expression of ideas was forbidden
  C. that was the equivalent of the United States Senate
  D. where conversations could take place



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Answer: A

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Answer: B





 

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